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Laredo Weekly Times
Laredo, Webb County, Texas
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At a New York meeting of the Council of Foreign Relations on Feb. 11, speakers including Norman Bridgeman and Francis H. Sisson urged the US to adopt a firm policy on Mexico to address confiscation of foreign property and unrestrained destruction of life and property.
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REGARDING MEXICO
AMERICANS COMPLAIN
OF CONDITIONS WITH REGARD TO
RIGHTS OF FOREIGN
RESIDENTS.
By Associated Press.
New York, Feb. 12.--The United States must formulate a firm policy regarding Mexico which will serve to bring order to that country, is the opinion expressed by speakers at a meeting of the Council of Foreign Relations here last night to discuss "Mexico Today and Tomorrow." Norman Bridgeman declared there could be no question that the present Mexican government is trying to effect wholesale confiscation of the property of foreigners. Francis H. Sisson, a New York banker, asserted that destruction of life and property is proceeding without restraint.
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Feb. 12
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Speakers at a meeting of the Council of Foreign Relations in New York last night expressed the opinion that the United States must formulate a firm policy regarding Mexico to bring order to that country. Norman Bridgeman declared that the present Mexican government is trying to effect wholesale confiscation of the property of foreigners. Francis H. Sisson, a New York banker, asserted that destruction of life and property is proceeding without restraint. The meeting discussed "Mexico Today and Tomorrow."